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Yikes? So you just check-in code into the main branch without testing first?

Is it really for reference? Or is this a case of "gimme-the-codez"?

A scanned document is just an image. Inserting an image into a database table as a blob is simple, but usually not recommended. The usual recommendation is to keep the image file outside of the database in a filesystem, and then have the database point to that file.

...of people who learned to program C code using the Turbo C++ compiler? This is perfectly valid C code: #include <stdio.h> #include <malloc.h> typedef struct { int x; int y; } Foo; int main() { Foo * foo = malloc(sizeof(Foo)); foo->x = 19; foo->y = 47; return 0; }

But that Windows-only dependency is not something due to the language. It's something that is due to the tooling (e.g. only the MSVC compiler supports it). So just need some people to pick up the gauntlet and implement it for the compilers on the other platforms. I do see where you are coming...

Have you seen C++/CLI and IJW in action? It's not quite the same as what you seem to be asking for in terms of C code, but it does make a lot of C++ code ready to run in a managed .NET environment.

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What happens when you use these instead: openssl_pkey_get_private() and openssl_pkey_get_public() ?

Perhaps it's the way you are sending the token to the API that is issue, and not necessarily the creation of the token. A quick way to verify if the generated token is correct is to sign the same string both using the C# code and using the PHP code. If the results are different, then it's the...

I don't know PHP APIs that well. Are you absolutely sure that accessing $certData['pkey'] will give you the private key from the certificate?

Anyway, what you seem to be trying to do above looks like what is called a "mesh" in game programming. Since Unity is a framework primarily geared towards game programming, there is a very high probability that it already implements a class that supports meshes.

When you start naming variables with number suffixes, it is often a code smell than indicates that you should be using arrays (or lists). When you start copying and pasting code, it is a code smell that you likely need loops and/or helper functions.

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Your usage description above feels like a first step towards your API documentation. I'm not sure what exactly you are looking for unless you come the old school 80's developers who believe that "the code is the documentation". In that case, this feels more like a gimme-the-codez thread? Are...

IT says that your project targets .NET 6.0 which is no longer supported. You need to change the target framework to the project to something is in support. Probably .NET 8.0 or .NET 9.0. Recall tat .NET 6.0 went out of support this past November 12, 2024. You can see the various framework...

Perhaps I'm missing how your Audit and Expense services are Microservices. The point of a microservice is that everything with it is self-contained and it can be modified and updated independently of other code that is part of the application. But it looks like both of your microservices share...

For reference regarding "composition over inheritance": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_over_inheritance

In the future please post the relevant code here instead of linking to a location that may go away in the future. For reference of people who are too scared to open some random link on the Internet: using listWrapper.a.a; namespace listWrapper.La1.La1 { public class _La1 : List<_a> {...

Are you sure that the AppendEncryptedText() works correctly? Trying to decrypt the resulting stream throws an exception: "System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException: 'Padding is invalid and cannot be removed.'" Here is some minimal repro based on your code above. using System; using...

Looks like your IT professors may have missed that you are re-using the same initialization vector for multiple files. Each file should have it's own IV. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Initialization_vector And IVs don't need to be encrypted or protected. Since your app is Windows centric, you...